Prosthetic socks
A prosthetic sock has one job: manage what happens where the residual limb meets the liner. Kilde® prosthetic socks are knitted in Coolmax® to move moisture away from that interface.
Prosthetic socks
Below-knee prosthetic socks in Coolmax®, for wear under a liner or socket.
Kilde®
A Coolmax® interface sock for below-knee users: moisture management where the limb meets the liner.
Why this product
Product detail
Problem, solution, specifications, care and documentation — without leaving the page.
Kilde® · Item 100
A Coolmax® interface sock for below-knee users: moisture management where the limb meets the liner.
The problem
A socket is a closed environment. Moisture builds where the skin meets the liner, and that is where volume changes, slipping and skin problems start.
Our answer
Coolmax® is chosen for moisture movement rather than insulation, and the seams are placed away from the load-bearing surface so nothing raised sits under the load.
Comfort Technologies used in this product
Top benefits
Technologies inside this product
| Technology | Kilde® prosthetic socks, below knee, Coolmax® |
|---|---|
| Kilde® Mercerized Cotton Technology™ | |
| Kilde® Bamboo Core Technology™ | |
| Kilde® Flat Toe Technology™ | |
| Kilde® Anatomical Toe Fit™ | |
| Kilde® Comfort Cuff™ | |
| Kilde® Anatomical Heel Fit™ | |
| Kilde® Cushion Protection™ | |
| Kilde® Merino Climate Balance™ | |
| Celliant® Mineral Technology | |
| Graduated compression |
A socket is a closed environment. Coolmax® is a moisture-moving fibre, chosen to pull damp away from the skin rather than to insulate.
Anything raised inside a socket becomes a pressure point within an hour of walking. Seam placement is kept away from the load-bearing surface.
Fit inside a socket depends on knowing exactly how much the sock adds. A consistent knit means the fit does not drift between pairs.
Prosthetic socks are worn against skin all day. They are made to be washed frequently and used in rotation.
That is a fitting question for your prosthetist — it depends on volume changes through the day and on the socket itself. Ask us for the current thickness table and bring it to your appointment.
It is designed to be worn at the skin interface. Whether that sits inside or outside your liner depends on your setup; follow your prosthetist's instructions.
Yes, through the KildeMedic B2B portal.
That is a fitting decision for the prosthetist — it depends on daily volume change and on the socket. Ask us for the current thickness table and bring it to the appointment.
It is designed for the skin interface, but where that sits depends on the setup. Follow the prosthetist's instructions.
Prosthetic socks are a comfort textile. Socket fit, ply selection and skin checks are the responsibility of your prosthetist — always follow their instructions.
Prosthetists and rehabilitation departments order through the KildeMedic B2B portal. Contact us for the size and thickness table.